I was wondering if anyone from the area has tried to do the same and if so, where has he/she been able to retrieve them.

In this scenario I am able to obtain an income valuation that makes a refi work and retrieve my initial investment within the first year which is coming from a HELOC.

Advise loaner tenant that she can file in small claims court if she is unable to retrieve her goods any other way.

Typically belongings need to be left on the curb for 24 hours then disposed after the evicted tenant fails to retrieve it.  

So i'm thinking they're just tired of hearing about it.The neighbors told me someone comes once a year every summer to do a "small" mowing around the place, and that's it.I have retrieved phone numbers, a current mailing address and an email address for the owner.What would be the best way to contact them?

(They said they used to own a Golden Lab Retriever and said that is what they would like to get.)

Trap on the inside, don't poison, because you want to be able to retrieve the carcass and dispose of it properly. 

The tenant can retrieve it from the curb or the neighbors will take it.

I’d much prefer to be present to let them in to park or retrieve their vehicle on the rare occasion they do; is that standard in the car storage market?

It’s a 1949 vintage colonial bungalow in the heart of downtown. 1,450 square feet, 3/2 with a fenced in backyard that our two retrievers love to explore.